The independent resource on global security
SIPRI looks at the most important symptoms of insecurity and tries to control them.
SIPRI works to stop the spread of weapons of mass destruction, particularly biological, chemical and nuclear weapons.
SIPRI tracks arms production, international arms tranfers, arms embargoes and military spending.
SIPRI promotes dual-use and arms trade controls through research, publications, seminars and capacity-building activities.
SIPRI looks at the most important consequences of insecurity and tries to minimize them.
SIPRI aims to strengthen civil society’s contributions to improving safety and security in Mali.
SIPRI produces policy-relevant research on data and trends, future developments, and gender in peace operations and conflict management.
SIPRI aims to analyse and identify trends in the complex security and conflict dynamics in post-Soviet states.
SIPRI looks at the long-term causes of insecurity and tries to develop paths to sustainable peace.
SIPRI focuses on the conditions necessary to resolve conflicts and the effects of positive peace in promoting sustainable development.
SIPRI looks at the negative effects of exclusion on peace and development and the positive benefits of inclusion.
